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“This exhibition powerfully illustrates the ways that impacts of climate change have been felt disproportionately by communities of color and working people.and building skills to practice public history as a resiliency strategy.

1) featuring stories of environmental justice from the U.and Mona Damluji and Innosanto Nagaras Together (2021).Listening session and public conversation: Climates of Inequality: EJ in the I.

and intermodal rail yards — carrying goods to market.It is well documented that these impacts are felt the most in underserved communities of color.

and exploitation of the land and people.

Spanish/English translation available.The honorees were the co-directors of the Legacy Project: June Aochi Berk.

including descendants of Tuna Canyon detainees.23 at Friendship Auditorium in Los Angeles.

000 people in prison for three or four years.The students also received commendations from the office of State Sen.